Spur Ride
Here are a few pictures I have of the Spur Ride. I'll dedicate a post to each event with more pictures in the future.
Gearing up and getting ready to start the ruck march.
Trying to get ahead of the team for a video opportunity.
Teams making their way around the course.
The weapons station.
Ready to capture the days events.
The grenade station.
TEAM AMERICA
Gearing up and getting ready to start the ruck march.
Trying to get ahead of the team for a video opportunity.
Teams making their way around the course.
The weapons station.
Ready to capture the days events.
The grenade station.
TEAM AMERICA
posted by Beans at 9:48 PM
9 Comments:
HOOAH!!!!
Love Mom.
what is a spur ride?
~emily
Hair is a little long on top, isn't it?! :-)
Great to see your smiling face in these pics! Thanks for keeping us updated. Hope time is flying for you. Can't wait to see that smiling face back here in the good ol' USA!
Be Safe!
Aunt Christie
Looks like you are finding some things to do besides work. Anything to make the time go by a little faster! Glad you are staying safe. I enjoy reading your blogs! God Bless You!
Love, Chris, Lori & kids
Hi Brent, Neat pictures...Grenade 'station' & Weapons 'station'...how "creative"! We pray for your safety every day. I recognize you, even in a 'group' with "shades" on. Take care & God bless you. Love, Elsie Houdek
Emily,
I think it's the army's version of Survivor! :)
Brent can you sink a grenade like you can a 3-pointer??
It is good to see you smile in the pics, all your friends miss you sooooooo much! :) Can't wait for you to come home.
~Allyson
Enjoyed your pictures on the Blog as always. You did a very good job. Keep up the good work and the smiling face. I get the feeling that you really like to do the convoy. It makes me nervous. Please take care. We love you and pray for your safety.
Love & Prayers
Grandpa & Grandma Benes
Brent,
I enjoy reading your emails and blogs. Thanks for continuing to send them. I posted one of the pictures that you sent last time with your rifle (I'm sure that is NOT the right name for it, sorry!) behind your head. My students look at it and comment often. I have James Sykes' picture up too. It reminds me to pray for both of you daily, which I do. More than anything, I want you to return safely. I know, there are other of my students there as well--and I pray for them too. You and James are 2 that I hear from on a regular basis, and that I have pictures of to put up on the wall. And I'm not even sure of how many others from RC are there. But all servicemen and women get included in thoughts and prayers daily. I read the item on your blog about soldiers wanting everyone to know that they should not oppose the war. I have sent it on to others. You are living in a totally different world that we can't begin to understand. I enjoy the pictures--it helps me see what the country is like. I also enjoyed seeing your truck stuck in the mud. Gave me a good laugh. Please take care of yourself, and take care of each other. Thanks again for making what you are doing real to the rest of us at home. I appreciate it very much. And thanks for being willing to serve your country. We are all proud of you.
Mary Rittenburg
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